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* WomenAreWiser
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* WomenAreWiserStraightMan: She is more reasonable and better understands her children than Chalky.
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* AssholeVictim: The Grand Cyclops of the local KKK isn't actually guilty of the crime Chalky is interrogating him over, but it's pretty damn hard to feel bad when Chalky brutally tortures him anyways.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Grand Cyclops of the local KKK isn't actually guilty of the crime Chalky is interrogating him over, but it's pretty damn hard to feel bad when Chalky brutally tortures him anyways.
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* BookEnds: [[spoiler: His first and last meeting with Chalky consists of Dunn recieving a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from him.]]
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* BookEnds: [[spoiler: His first and last meeting with Chalky consists of Dunn recieving receiving a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from him.]]
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* ButNotTooBlack: Valentin Narcisse shows contempt for darker-skinned Chalky.
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* ButNotTooBlack: Valentin Narcisse shows contempt for darker-skinned Chalky.Chalky White. In turn, lighter skin is a requirement to court his daughter, whether she likes it or not.
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* ButNotTooBlack: Deliberately invoked. It appears that this is a requirement to court Chalky White's daughter, whether she likes it or not.
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* ButNotTooBlack: In the language of the times, she's referred to as "high-yellow".
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* ButNotTooBlack: Valentin Narcisse shows contempt for darker-skinned Chalky.
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* GoldTooth: As a gesture of good-will, Chalky paid for a nice set of gold teeth to replace the ones kicked out during the aforementioned NoHoldsBarredBeatdown.
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* NobleDemon: He is a ruthless gangster who kills for profit, but he is a generally agreeable and fair guy for the most part, and usually the people he goes after are [[PayEvilUntoEvil much worse than him]].
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: With Daughter Maitland. [[spoiler: TheyDo. The SlapSlapKiss way.]]
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* [[spoiler: FaceDeathWithDignity: He shows no fear when he's about to be executed by Narcisse's men. His last words are a calm "all right, then".]]
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: His S4 subplot, one of the year's heaviest, is rather contrively solved in just a few scenes of S5. Things surely would have been different, had HBO not cancelled the show 2 seasons early and given Winter only 8 episodes to tie everything up.
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Nucky's political connection to and equivalent within Atlantic City's black community, as well as partner in the bootlegging business. He often makes clear how much Nucky owes him and he treats Nucky as an equal rather than his superior. Played by Creator/MichaelKWilliams.
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** "How much is he paying you to fuck me?"
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** "How "One thing you ain't mention, Buck... how much is he paying payin' you to fuck ''fuck'' me?"
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* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Hard to say Chalky's callousness toward him after the incident with the Pastors doesn't play a factor in Dunn opting to go over to Narcisse.
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* BerserkButton: He's quite angry at disrespect from his family, especially when they attempt to be "classy." Not serving Hoppin' John outright enrages him to the point of furiously lecturing his family who puts the food on the table.
* FreudianExcuse: Chalky is a ruthless, brutal man, but he's been subjected to the racism of American society all his life. As a little boy, he looked up to his brilliant carpenter of a father who made such a bookcase for a rich man, T.O. Purcell, that Chalky was even invited into the mansion to see it. Unfortunately, this got his father lynched by a group of racists and set Chalky on the path to violence and crime.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The Grand Cyclops.Cyclops of the local KKK isn't actually guilty of the crime Chalky is interrogating him over, but it's pretty damn hard to feel bad when Chalky brutally tortures him anyways.
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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt: One catches his attention in "New York Sour".
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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt: One Played for drama when Alma Pastor catches his attention in "New York Sour".eye and seduces him. Unfortunately, she and her husband Dicky have an interracial cuckold fetish and Dicky forces Dunn at gunpoint to continue, infuriating and humiliating him. When he kills Dicky over it, Alma cries rape.
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* BerserkButton: Looks like a BadBoss at first, but touch any of his workers, I dare you!
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* KnifeNut
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* VillainousFriendship: With Nucky. Through all of Nucky's troubles Chalky stays loyal to him. In season 5 Nucky offers refuge to Chalky and acknowledges that after all Chalky has done for him it's not that big a deal.
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* [[spoiler: GoOutWithASmile]]
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* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:With Daughter Maitland.]]
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Nucky's political connection to and equivalent within Atlantic City's black community, as well as partner in the bootlegging business. He often makes clear how much Nucky owes him and he treats Nucky as an equal rather than his superior. Played by Michael K. Williams.
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Nucky's political connection to and equivalent within Atlantic City's black community, as well as partner in the bootlegging business. He often makes clear how much Nucky owes him and he treats Nucky as an equal rather than his superior. Played by Michael K. Williams.
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* DatingWhatDaddyHates: Played with. In Samuel's first Season 2 appearance, it seems that Chalky disapproves of his daughter dating a high-yellow "domesticated" type, and he drunkenly lashes out at the dinner table. However, by Season 3 Chalky has had a change of heart and decides that it's best for his daughter to have that kind of stability in her life. In turn, Maybelle has apparently lost interest in Samuel, longing for a "bad-boy" type [[FreudWasRight like her father]]. [[EvilParentsWantGoodKids Chalky will have none of this]], and [[DeliberateValuesDissonance decides that Maybelle will marry Samuel]]. Maybelle does eventually come around after witnessing a violent confrontation in a negro club, and Samuel's altruistic behavior during this incident.
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* DatingWhatDaddyHates: Played with. In Samuel's first Season 2 appearance, it seems that Chalky disapproves of his daughter dating a high-yellow "domesticated" type, and he drunkenly lashes out at the dinner table. However, by Season 3 Chalky has had a change of heart and decides that it's best for his daughter to have that kind of stability in her life. In turn, Maybelle has apparently lost interest in Samuel, longing for a "bad-boy" type [[FreudWasRight like her father]].father. [[EvilParentsWantGoodKids Chalky will have none of this]], and [[DeliberateValuesDissonance decides that Maybelle will marry Samuel]]. Maybelle does eventually come around after witnessing a violent confrontation in a negro club, and Samuel's altruistic behavior during this incident.
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* NeverLearnedToRead: [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation An]] [[ImpliedTrope ambiguous]] [[ZigZaggedTrope case]]. In "Ourselves Alone", he guesses correctly that Chalky can't read and keeps trying to get him to admit it, but doesn't correct Chalky when he says the title of the book (''TomSawyer'', when he has a copy of ''DavidCopperfield'') or the plot (a story Chalky completely makes up, based on a picture). In "Erlkönig" he is seen handling a newspaper at a barbershop, but he doesn't overturn the pages either and could be looking at the pictures or using it to feign literacy like Chalky did.
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* NeverLearnedToRead: [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation An]] [[ImpliedTrope ambiguous]] [[ZigZaggedTrope case]]. In "Ourselves Alone", he guesses correctly that Chalky can't read and keeps trying to get him to admit it, but doesn't correct Chalky when he says the title of the book (''TomSawyer'', (''Literature/TomSawyer'', when he has a copy of ''DavidCopperfield'') ''Literature/DavidCopperfield'') or the plot (a story Chalky completely makes up, based on a picture). In "Erlkönig" he is seen handling a newspaper at a barbershop, but he doesn't overturn the pages either and could be looking at the pictures or using it to feign literacy like Chalky did.